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This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #IDSimplyPure #CollectiveBias When you're the mother of a five-year-old, "me time" is rare. So, when you get it, you have to make the most of it. That's why, in today's entry, I'll be sharing my fool-proof five-ingredient plan for how to relax and unwind after the kids are in bed. As a coffee lover, the most important part of that "me time" routine is a hot cup of decaf dark roast. And, as a lover of all things tasty and simple, my go-to creamer is International Delight Simply Pure. I picked mine up at recent trip to Walmart. You'll find International Delight in the refrigerated dairy section, with the milk and … [Continue reading]
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This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SToKCoffee #cbias #CollectiveBias To call my husband a "coffee lover" would be an understatement. He's never met a coffee shop he didn't like and he's never met a cup of Kona Blend he didn't love. He's also a fan of iced coffee (mainly after noon, when he tried to avoid hot coffee). So, when he found out that we were asked to try out some SToK™ Cold-Brew Iced Coffee, he was pretty excited. SToK™ -- pronounced like "stoked," as in "My husband was stoked to try this new iced coffee!" – is an iced coffee that's cold brewed, slow brewed, and strong enough to fuel whatever creative fires you might need to keep burning. It's available … [Continue reading]
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Football Awards Winners 2015
Picture Identification: L-R
Back row:
James Granson - Dr. Eddie Lineberger Co-Best Blocker; Davis Ray - Bobby Brown Co-Unsung Hero Award; Connor Owensby - Dr. Eddie Lineberger Co-Best Blocker; Matthew Mellette - Bobby Brown Co-Unsung Hero Award; Jacob Justice - Gerald Cortner Character, Leadership and Scholarship Award.
Front row:
Victor Hernandez - JV Co-Offensive Player of the Year; Diontrea King - Dr. Wade Breeland Co-MVP; Ryland Etherton - Dr. Wade Breeland Co-MVP; Nolan Wilson - Bennie Cunningham Co-Most Improved Player; Scottie Lee - Co-Offensive Player of the Year.
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Ometrick Leeper - Offensive Scout Team Player
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Back row:
JT Starr - Yates and Marie Abernathy Sportsmanship Award; Nick Muse - Sheila Rollins Most Versatile Player; Tyler Hall - Belmont Drug Best Defensive Player
Front row:
Mike Hayes - Bennie Cunningham Co- Most Improved; Riley Nichols - JV Defensive Player of the Year; Sean Burns - Defensive Scout team Player
Picture Identification: L-R
Back row:
JT Starr, Nick Muse, Connor Owensby, Matt Mellette
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Nolan Wilson, Diontrea King, Ryland Etherton, Tyler Hall, James Granson
The BEST Team
December 13, 2015
It is customary in life to endeavor to "learn" from mistakes, whether our own or the failures of others. In sports, a similar practice is in place whereby teams venture to learn from losses. Yet it seems almost a useless routine after falling short in the final game of a season. It feels as if there is no tomorrow and thus there could be no point in trying to learn from the loss. Maybe though, there is a worthwhile lesson to understand, or at least an important thought to be considered following the championship game.
We have often heard, and perhaps ourselves have uttered the adage "may the best team win." The phrase is generally expressed by nonparticipants, those with and without vested interest in the outcome of a contest. In fact, last Friday night as fans from both teams passed near Kenan Stadium on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill, among the pleasantries exchanged including, "good luck", "looking forward to a great game", and "congratulations on a fine season", was heard the phrase "may the 'best' team win." Unfortunately, that accolade is intended to be measured according to the number of points on a scoreboard. That seems to be all that matters and yet if determination, heart, and character - the foundation upon which a true TEAM is built - were included in the measurement, then there is no doubt that the "best" team left the field with broken hearts last Friday night.
From the first summer practice sessions, South Point Red Raiders teams could usually be judged according to talent and a preliminary, realistic expectation of success could be formed. All have been expected to achieve lofty goals that include championships, and all have had to work for the accomplishments. Some just seem destined for the greatness while others could have easily gone in a different direction. This year's squad was no different in that they were expected to carry on the proud tradition of South Point football and they met that challenge head on with a spirit and intensity that marked their heart and character. But this team was different from those in the past as the level of improvement was so evident with each game. Make no mistake; former Red Raiders teams have made great strides in the caliber of football they played from game one throughout. But sometimes the magnitude of a contest seemed to create a sense of desperation and this would cause a return of early season errors. The 2015 South Point Red Raiders never looked back. Rather with each passing game they seemed to run faster, hit harder, jump higher, and always seemed able to control their destiny. These Red Raiders returned the Big South 3A/2A Conference Championship trophy to its rightful trophy case! They fought as hard through the NCHSAA 3A state playoffs as had any South Point team in the past and they brought home to Belmont the Western Regional Championship hardware to prove themselves worthy to be called champions. This year's TEAM, led by seniors Diontrea King, Nolan Wilson, JT Starr, Ryland Etherton, Mike Hayes, Tyler Hall, and Toby Stapel, displayed more determination on the field than did any opponent. This year's TEAM led by seniors Ben Washam, Walker Featherston, Camden Hale, Vageli Mageras, John Steele, Herman Gregory, and Alex Hoppe, displayed more heart on the field than did any team in the conference. And this year's TEAM led by seniors Davis Ray, Jon Ledford, Matt Mellette, Isaiah Carter, Connor Owenby, Jacob Justice, and AJ Alverson, displayed more character than did any program in the state.
A loss in a season's final game causes a pain that is described as devastating. But devastation would be the mark of a program that does not return to greatness. Failing to accomplish the highest goal seems to bring about an end in which there is no tomorrow. But tomorrow will come for the Red Raiders and those on this season's roster will always be counted as an important part of future success. The scoreboard in Chapel Hill last Friday night simply marked, according to point total, the school that was fortunate enough to take home a championship trophy. The "BEST" TEAM left the field disappointed, but with Raider pride that will soon mend the broken hearts!
Congratulations Red Raiders on an outstanding season! Thank you Red Raiders for keeping us Raider proud! And thank you coaches for your unwavering dedication to building and maintaining a program that has no equal! The result of your labor is evident in the remarkable character and exceptional team attitude that our Raider players will carry throughout life. Proud to be a Red Raider, proud to be a part of RaiderNation!
Go Get 'Em, Red!
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If effort was tangible, there is no question that following the championship game in Chapel Hill, none could be found in the Raiders locker room, on the buses, or in the parking lot at South Point. The reason? The Red Raiders left it ALL on the field in the championship game.
Losses are painful and some more so due to the magnitude of the game. In a sense, we are blessed that it hurts to lose. It means that we are fully vested in the program and we expect to win. This is by far better than simply running onto the field and hoping for the best. No regrets and no pride lost among the Red Raiders and RaiderNation!
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Fischer Audio DBA-02
" Introduction A warning before we even get to the review. This is kinda lengthy. I'm not sure how it got so long since it is just one product but yeah it is a bit long. Fischer Audio has slowly gained popularity over the last year or so and there was quite a buzz on them but nothing interested me enough to go out and purchase them. That changed when LFF posted a review on the DBA 02 and..." --rawrster
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" Introduction LEAR (an acronym of "Listen & Learn Everything. Acoustic & Audio Revolution) is a Hong-Kong based audio-products manufacturer founded in 2008 (which has recently also opened an HQ in Japan). The company makes portable headphone amplifiers, some different types of cables and adapters and also custom-fit in-ear-monitors ("CIEMs"), but in the past, they've also made..." --ItsMeHere
"A while ago, Lear from Hong Kong, a Head-Fi sponsor, launched BD4.2 in both universal and custom shell. Tatco, the CEO of Lear, decided to organize an Australian tour for LUF-BD4.2 and a few listeners didn't leave positive feedbacks as well as people who tried demos in some audio shops. Honestly, I had some questions and doubts before getting it. BD4.2 comes in two versions. LCM (Lear..." --MikePortnoy
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Weekly Price Action Outlook | Sept. 16th-21st 0 commentsSep 16, 2012 3:54 PM
Climbing for both 7 for the last 8 days and 7 of the last 8 weeks, the Euro has looked impressive being given the go-ahead from Bernanke and the German Court. With the trend being so strong, I'm really looking for longs. However, the price action is feeling a bit parabolic and climactic at this point.
Usually climactic price action leads to a consolidation or pullback before the next leg up. Thus, I'll wait for a pullback before getting long. Levels for getting long are 1.300 and 1.2933 (or a really deep pullback to 1.2820). On the other side, bears can look for possible shorts on weakness heading into the weekly highs at 1.3167.
Ending last week gaining for of its last 5 days, the Aussie finished a little weak forming a pin bar pattern off the key 1.0600 swing highs. Looking at the nature of this pin bar, I'm suspecting there will still be a 2nd attempt into the daily pin bar highs around 1.0600.
In regards to this level, I'll look for pullbacks on the 4hr/1hr time frames to take an intraday short off this level. Meanwhile, bulls can look for a pullback towards 1.0533 or 1.0472 to rejoin the uptrend.
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The first post about the OP post being very romantic - coming from someone I see is generally 'sarcastic' - and people may or may not know, plus when said being sarcastic IS the same thing the poster said I did! They called it "Kink-shame" to be funny -which is what THEY did & have done or so it seems, lol~because it is funny to "them"? or funnier to post it when someone does not get it is meant to be a bash or sarasctic. (?) Okay. (?) Whatever floats someone's else's 'whatever.' lolSerious? I am not sure who is taking this person serious~ but no we are not. Personally I do not not like to see people made fun of... (especially when they may not understand it is an attack or may not say anything back. I do not like seeing it "allowed." -honestly) not different people and not repeatedly on a website. That is as bad of taste as the hospital post. Whether someone says anything or not. That just makes one person's opinion or desire make things no fun. I do not think it is my place to take it serious. It's not like I believe... but I think it is is too bad.It's over. 'And I am wondering if the author of this thread will reply to what this thread is to be for others? Thank you Haineko. I know. I would not have said anything originally in things except for the hospital thing because it pertained to an ICU. No prob here or whatever. I know why people do that. I really do not take these things as it might seem, or the people who do like that. (And EVERYONE makes typos.) Thanks again. What is up with the duck with the dirty beak? I had to laugh... had to. *shakes head What is up with this thread being bumped? lol Whoops. Okay ~ one more time... "About" the Mistress? What is up with that?... First you bash the original poster's private investigator kink, and now you're bashing the sarcasm kink for no reason. Does your kink shaming have no end?And that was a goddamn laughing goose by the way. Not a duck. You have a problem with geese now too?
I don't understand this either. I was expecting to read at least a 10,000 word post from you here.
Please say which of these is a garter choose from (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6)1. Also called, British, sock suspender, suspender, is an article of clothing for holding up a stocking or sock, usually an elastic band around the leg or an elastic strap hanging from a girdle or other undergarment. 2. It is a similar band worn to hold up a shirt sleeve. 3. It's a leather strap for passing through a loop at the back of a boot and buckling around the leg to keep the boot from slipping. 4. The badge of the Order of the Garter. 5. Membership in the Order. 6. To fasten with a garter. I'm gonna have to choose what's behind door number 1 , Marcos.
But there are several categories, e.g. College Sex, Humour, Taboo, that do not refer to a particular sex act. Damn, I didn't even know college sex was a category... Taboo and humor are not quite akin to office sex though. They aren't settings. I'll make an analogy to movies. When you go to buy a movie there is a comedy (humor) section but there isn't an office comedy section. There is a horror section but there isn't a cabin by a lake horror section. I see taboo and and humor more similar to that. College sex not so much, I guess if there is a college sex section then you might as well make an office sex section too.
Office sex should be a tag in a story, not the category. Just like outdoor sex is. The category should be chosen according to the sex act. Like, if it's several people having sex in an office then the category should be group sex and tagged office sex.
Coconut or olive oil for you know.. But other than that, no.
You 2 are taking Felix way to seriously.He does this kind of thing to anyone he can get a rise out of. Don't let him get to you. Excuse you, it's Master Felix. And please learn the difference between to and too before typing. It's a writing site for fuck's sake.
Guys, have you ever used a condom while masturbating to avoid any mess? This is one of the dumber things I have read.
LOL you are not even close to be a master Felix and I am much more than a master and you should hush boy. Very immature for a 32 year old for hushing me and twisting words lol. This is how you are Felix then your behavior is childish I think me and my baby should go if you are just going to keep posting back lol. http://6q4u.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/huehuehue-goose.gif
What if I wanted to change my forum rank to "uncle father", would this be an issue?
I'm going to buy a bright red t-shirt with 'Lush Minion' printed on it. Red on red... A little matchy matchy, no?
I can understand some of the reasons, as it is time consuming and members are not adhereing to site rules. But if as others have stated it is about abuse then you would have to consider removing hardcore/ reluctance and any other category with such content. I do read some of the incest fantasies and find them more romantic and caring than in other categories. The removal of the category should not make a difference but make sure that it is for the right reasons. With out incest this world would never have been populated and we would not be here today if you are to beleive Christiananity.
Should I give her a second chance? Sure, just be prepared to give her a third and fourth chance too, maybe even a fifth and sixth chance.
What sprite said. If they are of the daddy/dom variety, they are ok as is.However, if you truly believe and have seen profiles with incest overtones, please message a senior LUSH mod about your concerns. What about the heavy pedophilia overtones with daddy dom/little girl thing?...I think the incest stories are gross, creepy and, like others have said, incest is a product of rape and abuse. That said, I have always thought the incest category was a "necessary evil" to a successful erotica site. The backbone category almost. I am not someone that knows every single erotica site out there but the only ones that I have seen that have a lot of traffic have a lot of incest stories. It's impossible to tell without a lot of work if readers of incest eventually trickle into other categories. I can see a great reduction of new readers eventually. I've always thought that incest is so prevalent in erotic writing because it's easier to convey with words than it is with film or pictures. It's creepy as fuck though and I'm glad it's gone but I hope that a new flow of readers keeps coming to the site despite the incest category being gone.
picked the skinny one cause she's so far behind in the vote . You sound superficial and you must not like real women with curves. I swear I'd go all baseball furies on your ass.
Her profile usually has a really annoying song playing so it makes me not waste a lot of time on it so I can be productive. That's very considerate of her.
I thought this was about dangling participles and misplaced modifiers or even the cost of band-aids because of all the papercuts you might get from editing. Instead I was disappointed. Lol, no you weren't.
Felix why don't you shut up and quit twisting words that do not relate to the forum. You really have to grow up plus my girl was just posting to this forum because we didn't get it. Its funny you keep posting "Kink Shame" to my 1LolvelyKinkyKitsune for which in FACT is kinky lol that I know she did not kink-shame, but you did Quiet down little boy, the Masters are talking.
blah blah blah! You called the hiring-a-private-investigator-to-keep-tabs-on-a-person kink creepy. You shamed the P.I. kink.Stop kink shaming in 2014 y'all. The BDSM community likes to keep an open mind to all kinks.
Of course it's the curvy girl, every time. It makes cheating on her with the skinny girl all the sweeter. What? Just sayin'... ZING! You should be ashamed of yourself.
The way you said it and make it sound, I agree, it sounds "off" for some reason more than a romantic thing! You assume she is trailing you and for what reason, an unknown reason wants to spend time and money to actually have someone tail you like a hound????! I do not know who sounds more creeperish-you or the other person you mention since you assume something and actually say that when you say you did not ask! Why would you NOT ask? Why would you even think that? Stop kink shaming.
What's the problem now? Something about you not having a vagina? With the evidence presented here in this thread, are you really certain of that? Are you really? Are you really certain he does not have a vagina? I know I'm not entirely convinced.
Given your two posts in this thread, you don't have much (or anything) to say that's positive or constructive. Because this thread is ridiculous. To put it simply, you are just upset that the person you edited a story for got a RR and you have not received one - that's the reason you're bitching - You then stated how much work her punctuation needed and that you changed her whole ending, trying to make her sound incompetent if it weren't for you just because she was recognized and you were not. Why do that to her, just because she received a RR and you haven't? You sound like an asshole. Especially when you say that it must be because she has a vagina. Maybe her story ideas are just better than yours and anyone could have helped her with editing and it would have received an RR anyway. Maybe you should have just asked her why she didn't credit you (if that's the reason you helped her) instead of embarrassing her here. Again, you're being an asshole...and you expect positivity in return?
Holy shit. When I went to bed last night there were three posts in the thread (two of them mine).I'm glad I started the thread as it seems to have generated some discussion and exchange of ideas, and that is all to the good. What, you looking for some kind of shout-out or credit now? Please.


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Variety of Assistance Offered
While the complete fallout of the federal government's "shutdown" is yet to be determined, California credit unions serving affected federal employees stand ready to help their members in a variety of ways, including zero-percent interest loans.
Among those offering assistance are First California CU in Fresno, Members 1st CU in Redding, Pacific Marine CU in San Diego, Redwood CU in Santa Rosa, and Travis CU in Vacaville.
First California CU—which serves federal civil service employees, retired employees of the federal government living or working in Fresno County, and current or retired members of the U. S. Armed Forces living or working in Fresno County—will provide individual assistance as needed for any member affected, including possible payment arrangements and extensions.
Members 1st CU is offering financial assistance to all federal government employees who live, work, or worship in Shasta and Tehama Counties regardless of whether they are members of the credit union or not. It will provide zero-percent interest payroll assistance loans up to $3,000 for 12 months fee free, and personal loan options with different rate options for 24-36 month terms. Members with existing loans will have additional flexibility with modified payments or skip payments. And federal employees will receive expedited review and approval for line increases or new credit lines on their Members 1st credit card.
Pacific Marine CU, which is open to residents living in San Diego, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties, was planning to process Oct. 1 direct deposits normally, and if needed, it would post Oct. 15 government employee payrolls for members with direct deposit. For those without direct deposit, the credit union will work on an individual basis to provide assistance in the best manner possible.
Redwood CU has let its members know the credit union is there to support them, and is placing information on its website. Some of the services it could provide to affected members include: payroll replacement/advance assistance, deferred payments on loans and lines of credit, early withdrawal of funds from share certificates without penalties, and money management and budgeting information and tools.
Travis CU is offering zero-percent interest loans. For the first 90 days, the member will not accrue interest, or for 30 days after a federal budget is in place, whichever occurs first. And the amount financed will not exceed 100 percent of the member's net pay.
In addition, Travis—which is open to those living or working in Solano, Yolo, Sacramento, Placer, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Napa, Contra Costa, Alameda, Sonoma, Colusa, and Merced counties—will cover the Oct. 15 payroll for active-duty and federal employees who are members that have direct-deposit if Congress and President Barack Obama don't agree on a spending budget by that date.
"Credit unions are always ready to assist their members and support them, whether through an individual tough financial time or a challenging crisis situation such as a government shutdown," said Diana Dykstra, president and CEO of the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues. "Members are welcome to visit their credit unions to deal with any financial difficulties they may face as a result of this shutdown. Consumers can go to www.asmarterchoice.org for help in finding a credit union they might be eligible to join."
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they automatically use some money to pay for tuition so it is lower but don't really offer any other scholarships for those with real financial need and live by themselves and have to go off parents income.
Off-Campus Dining:
there are a few good restaurants around housing but mostly just fast food. there isn't very many discounts for students and the best place to check out would be sammy's for the best place to bring a date.
the campus stands by the LDS requirements of modest dress and you can't wear sweats on campus at all.
there really isn't any sports on campus but there is intramural games that you can play for and attend. there is usually a lot of support for the players and the coaches seem to know what they are doing.
There are at least one computer lab in every building for convince. there are printing stations that are really handy when yours doesn't work and are really close and convenient. the network has some glitches especially on off campus housing but there when you need it. if you can't afford a laptop the school rents them to students for the semester. the need for a computer in class is usually not necessary unless you use it for notes.
The weather was great while up there for fall semester. the roads are not shoveled though and it makes for an experience to watch people try and drive on the ice. it can also get to freezing temps!
Health & Safety:
when i attended school i never saw any police or any officials there. there wasn't very much crime, just the usual stuff that is happening on every other campus. the attack alarms were so spaced out that if you needed to get to one then you had to walk and find one near by. I myself felt safe on campus and there was always someone around.
I went there for a specific program and was misinformed. I transferred schools and it turned out that they were getting that specific major but they did not have it available yet.
I have never been on an internship before but i hear it is fun.
Campus Housing:
The people there are usually very nice. The dorms are clean and well spread out and the social atmosphere is great as well as the proximity of classes.
Hands on training in my field. I've already opened a business and I am running a "mock" 40M dollar company in my current business class. I am learning so much that will help me when I graduate and start my own business.
The education I am getting from BYU-I is the best. I love all my professors and being in a Gospel centered atmosphere of learning really adds to the whole experience. Great school. Great leaders. Great Education.
My friend actual is in Rexburg and she is freezing. I live on the central coast of CA so I love the weather here. Being an online student is the best : )
I am a BYU-I Online student and there are very few problems with the System they use for the classes.
Off-Campus Housing:
I answered this based on my knowledge of the area. I have never been there, but it is Rexburg, Idaho so I know that it is very safe.
Wireless access is pretty much anywhere you go. Its really great! Also each apt provides free wi-fi.
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Basically if you get into drinking and drugs, you get kicked out. I LOVE IT!!!!
Campus Housing:
I love the housing. It is well kept and very clean. It is checked regularly by managers.
Local Area:
I love that it is a small town and that it is a small community. It really helps me to feel better at home. It also helps you to get to know everyone on campus.
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Honestly, I really feel that it is a safe and trustworthy place to be. I haven't really found many people at all that seem questionable.
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I love it, because of the closeness to campus and also you have many more apartment complexes around to go and meet friends, which are all in walking distance.
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I love it! We have an awesome social atmosphere! We have many ideas about how to have fun!
Honestly, we don't really need to have a car. Everything is in walking distance, which is very nice. Plus many of the student with cars are usually very nice and willing to give rides.
i hate the windy rexburg days, but we have to deal with it, and remember this is idaho still!
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One of the great cornerstones in the history of Christian philosophy, The City of God provides an insightful interpretation of the development of modern Western society and the origin of most Western thought. Contrasting earthly and heavenly citiesrepresenting the omnipresent struggle between good and evilAugustine explores human history in its relation
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One of the great cornerstones in the history of Christian philosophy, The City of God provides an insightful interpretation of the development of modern Western society and the origin of most Western thought. Contrasting earthly and heavenly citiesrepresenting the omnipresent struggle between good and evilAugustine explores human history in its relation to all eternity. In Thomas Merton's words, "The City of God is the autobiography of the Church written by the most Catholic of her great saints."
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Here is a book that was written over fifteen hundred years ago by a mystic in North Africa. Yet to those who have ears to hear, it has a great deal to say to many of us who are not mystics, today, in America. The City of God is a monumental theology of history. It grew out of St. Augustine's meditations on the fall of the Roman Empire. But his analysis is timeless and universal. That is to say, it is Catholic in the etymological sense of the word. It is also Catholic in the sense that St. Augustine's view of history is the view held by the Catholic Church, and by all Catholic tradition since the Apostles. It is a theology of history built on revelation, developed above all from the inspired pages of St. Paul's Epistles and St. John's Apocalypse.
To those who do not know St. Augustine, the figure of the great Bishop of Hippo (the modern name of the city is Bona) may seem quite remote. And to one who attempts to make his first acquaintance with Augustine by starting to read The City of God from the beginning without a guide, the saint may remain an unappealing personality and his book may appear to be nothing more than a maze of curious, ancient fancies.
St. Augustine began to write this book three years after Rome first collapsed and opened its gates to a barbarian invader. Alaric and his Goths sacked the city in 410. Rome had been the inviolate mistress of the world for a thousand years. The fall of the city that some had thought would stand forever demoralized what was left of the civilized world. Those who still took the pagan gods seriouslyand it seems they were not a fewlooked about them for a scapegoat upon which to lay the guilt for this catastrophe. The Christians had emerged from the catacombs and had been officially recognized by the convert Emperor Constantine. Nevertheless Christianity remained the object of superstitious fear on the part of many, and it was inevitable that the bad luck that had befallen the Empire should be blamed on the Catholic Church. St. Augustine took up his pen in 413 and set about proving the absurdity of such a charge. This furnished him with the subject matter for the first ten books of The City of Goda work that was written slowly, and appeared in installments over a period of thirteen years. But the topic that first engaged his attentionChristianity versus the official pagan religion of imperial Romeis not one that will strike us, today, as a living issue. Nor was it altogether worthy of the genius of Augustine. After several years of writing he abandoned this aspect of the problem, and left it to be disposed of by a certain Orosius, who will probably never find his way into the catalogue of the Modern Library. We owe him at least a debt of gratitude for having set Augustine free to write about the problem that really interested him: the theology of the "two cities" and of the intervention of God in human history.
The saint does not settle down to treat the real theme of his work until he reaches Book Eleven. And even then, he takes such a broad view of his subject that his approach to the main point seems to us extraordinarily unhurried. He pauses to solve many questions of detail. He embarks on a historical exegesis of the Old and New Testaments in order to show how the "two cities" have entered into the very substance of sacred history. Finally he completes this extraordinary panorama with a view of the final end of the two cities, and of their respective fates in eternity. How many Americans will have the patience to follow him through all of this? Those who do so will certainly find themselves profoundly changed by the experience, because they will have been exposed to a summary of Christian dogma. It is an exposition that can only be fully appreciated if it is read in the spirit in which it was written. And The City of God is an exposition of dogma that was not only written but lived.
What do we mean when we say that Augustine lived the theology that he wrote? Are we implying, for instance, that other theologians have not lived up to their principles? No. That possibility is not what concerns us here. It is more than a question of setting down on paper a series of abstract principles and then applying them in practice. Christianity is more than a moral code, more than a philosophy, more than a system of rites. Although it is sufficient, in the abstract, to divide the Catholic religion into three aspects and call them creed, code and cult, yet in practice, the integral Christian life is something far more than all this. It is more than a belief; it is a life. That is to say, it is a belief that is lived and experienced and expressed in action. The action in which it is expressed, experienced and lived is called a mystery. This mystery is the sacred drama which keeps ever present in history the Sacrifice that was once consummated by Christ on Calvary. In plain wordsif you can accept them as plainChristianity is the life and death and resurrection of Christ going on day after day in the souls of individual men and in the heart of society.
It is this Christ-life, this incorporation into the Body of Christ, this union with His death and resurrection as a matter of conscious experience, that St. Augustine wrote of in his Confessions. But Augustine not only experienced the reality of Christ living in his own soul. He was just as keenly aware of the presence and action, the Birth, Sacrifice, Death and Resurrection of the Mystical Christ in the midst of human society. And this experience, this vision, if you would call it that, qualified him to write a book that was to be, in fact, the autobiography of the Catholic Church. That is what The City of God is. Just as truly as the Confessions are the autobiography of St. Augustine, The City of God is the autobiography of the Church written by the most Catholic of her great saints.
That is the substance of the book. But how is the average modern American going to get at that substance? Evidently, the treatment of the theme is so leisurely and so meandering and so diffuse that The City of God, more than any other book, requires an introduction. The best we can do here is to offer a few practical suggestions as to how to tackle it.
The first of these suggestions is this: since, after all, The City of God reflects much of St. Augustine's own personality and is colored by it, the reader who has never met Augustine before ought to go first of all to the Confessions. Once he gets to know the saint, he will be better able to understand Augustine's view of society. Then, no one who is not a specialist, with a good background of history or of theology or of philosophy, ought not to attempt to read the City, for the first time, beginning at page one. The living heart of the City is found in Book Nineteen, and this is the section that will make the most immediate appeal to us today because it is concerned with the theology of peace. However, Book Nineteen cannot be understood all by itself. The best source for solutions to the most pressing problems it will raise is Book Fourteen, where the origin of the two Cities is sketched, in an essay on original sin. Finally, the last Book (Twenty-two), which is perhaps the finest of them all, and a fitting climax to the whole work, will give the reader a broad view of St. Augustine's whole scheme because it describes the end of the City of God, the communal vision of the elect in Paradise, the contemplation which is the life of the "City of Vision" in heaven and the whole purpose of man's creation.
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Saint Augustine, a seminal thinker and prolific writer widely regarded as one of the greatest Fathers of the Catholic Church, was born Aurelius Augustinus, a citizen of Rome, on November 13, A.D. 354, in the North African town of Tagaste (today the Algerian village of Souk Ahras). His pagan father, Patricius, was a property owner and minor official; his revered mother, Monnica, was of native Berber descent and a devout Christian. Augustine received a classical Latin education at the local school and later studied rhetoric in the nearby town of Madaura. While a university student in the cosmopolitan seaport of Carthage he fathered a son, Adeodatus, by an unnamed mistress who remained his lover for many years. At the age of nineteen Augustine read Cicero's Hortensius, a now lost treatise that inspired him to seek true wisdom through the study of philosophy. During this period he also joined the pseudo-Christian sect known as the Manichaeans.
Augustine embarked on a teaching career in 374. Over the next years he conducted a school for rhetoric in Carthage and published his first book, Beauty and Proportion (380), a no-longer-extant work on aesthetics. In search of greater horizons as a master of rhetoric, Augustine left for Rome in 383 but soon resettled in Milan. Inspired by the Neoplatonic writings of Plotinus (A.D. 205-270), who had taught that man is awakened to a sense of divine destiny through purification from carnal appetites, and moved by the eloquent sermons of Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, he gradually became attracted to Christianity. In 387, having been baptized by Bishop Ambrose, Augustine abandoned teaching and embraced a life of contemplation. His earliest philosophical dialogues, including Against the Academicians (386) and On the Immortality of the Soul (387), date from this time.
Upon returning to North Africa in 388 Augustine established a lay monastery and was ordained a priest at Hippo (now the port of Annaba in Algeria) in 391. Consecrated Bishop of Hippo in 396, he soon began composing the Confessions (397-400), the remarkable chronicle of his conversion to Christianity. Written in the form of a long prayer addressed directly to God, the work endures as the greatest spiritual autobiography of all time. 'The reader who has never met Augustine before ought to go first of all to the Confessions,' reflected Trappist monk and scholar Thomas Merton. 'Augustine lived the theology that he wrote. . . . He experienced the reality of Christ living in his own soul.' Over the next three decades Augustine exerted enormous influence as a thinker, writer, and spiritual leader. He waged an arduous battle against two powerful heresies' Donatism, which sought to set up a schismatic national church in North Africa, and Pelagianism, a doctrine accepting the importance of individual will. In addition to turning out numerous polemical tracts, sermons, and biblical commentaries, he published On the Trinity (416), a profound defense of the crucial dogma of the Christian Church, and Retractions (427), a review of his voluminous writings.
In 426 Augustine completed The City of God, one of the great cornerstones of Western thought. Begun in 413, the book's initial purpose was to refute the charge that Christianity was to blame for the fall of Rome, which had occurred just three years earlier. Augustine produced a wealth of evidence to prove that paganism bore within itself the seeds of its own destruction. He went on to present a cosmic interpretation of history in terms of the struggle between good and evil. As Thomas Merton observed: 'Here is a book that was written over fifteen hundred years ago by a mystic in North Africa. Yet to those who have ears to hear, it has a great deal to say to many of us who are not mystics, today, in America. The City of God is a monumental theology of history . . . the autobiography of the Church written by the most Catholic of her great saints. . . . The City of God, for those who can understand it, contains the secret of death and life, war and peace, hell and heaven.'
Augustine died on August 28, 430, as the Vandals lay siege to Hippo. Though the city was partly burned, the theologian's vast library, which contained hundreds of his manuscripts, letters, and sermons, escaped destruction. 'Augustine possessed a strong, capacious, argumentative mind; he boldly sounded the dark abyss of grace, predestination, free-will, and original sin,' wrote Edward Gibbon in The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. 'Augustine, the first Christian philosopher and, one is tempted to add, the only philosopher the Romans ever had, was also the first man of thought who turned to religion because of philosophical perplexities,' observed twentieth-century political philosopher Hannah Arendt. And celebrated historian Jaroslav Pelikan concluded: 'There has, quite literally, been no century of the sixteen centuries since the conversion of Augustine in which he has not been a major intellectual, spiritual, and cultural force. For more than a millennium and a half, continuity with the thought of Augustine has been one of the most persistent history.'
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I'm a nonbeliever, but I became aware of Augustine and Aquinas when taking Philosophy 100C and Philosophy of Religion at UCLA for my BA in Philosophy. What I enjoy most about Augustine in this work is that he often sounds very rational and open-minded, indeed, almost modern in his frank discussions of human behaviors. For example, he says things about sexuality that you might not expect a Doctor of the Church to say, like sex, being created by God, is not evil but it is lust which is sinful. This work also contains his famous quote about time 'If no one asks me what time is, I know. If someone asks me, I do not.' I suppose that is the mark of a great author, in that they transcend the times they live in and have something to say to all generations. At over 1000 pages, this book definitely requires a time committment on your part, but is certainly worth the investment.
Do not let the atheist and secularist reviewers tell you that you don't need this, or any authoritative teaching. God wants to love us, but does that mean our fate is guaranteed? We can do nothing to win God's love, but we need to do everything to earnestly want God's love. The battle for a compassionate and God-loving heart cannot be won by you alone, but can never be lost by those who never cease to battle. Augustine will teach you this, and so much more. New to this? Despair not: "How late have I loved Thee..." the Saint laments. Savor the place where God has brought you and give thanks for having been preserved to this moment. A great book from a great mind and a great soul. You do need this book.
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Dave Philipps, an investigative reporter for the Gazette in Colorado Springs, just won the Pulitzer Prize in National Reporting for "Other Than Honorable," his three-day investigative series that examined how soldiers injured during war were being discharged without benefits.
Philipps wasn't in the newsroom when the announcement of the Pulitzers came down yesterday afternoon: His paper reports that he was at the airport in Washington, D.C., where he was one of four finalists for the Michael Kelly Award. He didn't win that one.
But he won journalism's big award, which comes with a $10,000 award and endless accolades.
The Gazette published "Other than Honorable" from May 19-21, 2013 in print and on gazette.com. Using Army data, Philipps showed that the number of soldiers being discharged for misconduct annually had skyrocketed at posts with the most combat troops. "Some of those soldiers who were discharged had come home from combat with post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injuries, then committed offenses that likely were linked to those 'invisible injuries,'" the Gazette notes. "They then were denied benefits because their misconduct resulted in them receiving 'other-than-honorable' discharges."
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Although Philipps, a native of Colorado Springs, has done many stories on the military in the Pikes Peak region -- and was a finalist for the Pulitzer in 2010 for his coverage of violent vets based at Fort Carson -- he's covered many other issues. In December, he broke the story about the Air Force Academy using cadet informants in a program designed to end cheating. In March, he revealed that the El Paso County sheriff wasn't following his own rules. And two years ago, then-Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar threatened to punch Philipps in the nose over his questions about the federal wild-horse program.
Here's some required reading from Dave Philipps:
"Other Than Honorable," the May 2013 series that just won the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting.
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"Honor and Deception," about the secret Air Force program that recruited academy students to inform on fellow cadets.
"Sheriff Maketa: 'You know who I am? The sheriff. You know who wrote those policies? Me. I can do with them whatever I want,'" his piece on how Sheriff Terry Maketa wasn't following his own rules.
"All the Missing Horses: What happened to the Wild Horses Tom Davis Bought From the Gov't?," a September 2012 special report for ProPublica.
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Hi, fellow /ggFTWers! Even though it's summer, my evil high-school teachers are still piling on the work, and one of these creatures is my soon-to-be AP English Literature teacher. Because she allows her students to choose between certain literary works, I'm wondering if you guys have read any of these and what you thought of them!
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I haven't read The Metamorphosis myself, but it was an option for me during my AP English classes in High School. Some of my friends did read it, and told me it was a pretty good book. A lot of others in the class beg to differ, though.
I read both The Metamorphosis and A Doll's House a year or two ago for a class. They're both pretty short, and there's quite a bit of (supposed?) symbolism in them. I thought both of them weren't bad. Anyhow, I'd recommend A Doll's House if you'd rather read something a tad more normal. You could try The Metamorphosis if you're up to something a little more out there.
I read How to Read Literature like a Professor for my AP Lit. class this year and it was an interesting book and it definitely is a good read whether you decide on reading it or not as it can help those not-as-good-at-identifying-Lit. devices (such as me) understand it better.
If you chose to read Kafka's piece, be prepared to have to analyze it until you die. It is one of those pieces that just has an extreme level of symbolism in it and most teachers require you to know just about every inch of it (that you can).
I read Siddhartha and I thought it was pretty dull. Maybe reading about a man's spiritual journey isn't my thing.
It's a pretty short book and draws quite a bit of Buddhist parallels.
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
The writing style is simple, but everything is a metaphor. Even the plot is a metaphor. It's not a difficult book, especially if you are the philosophical sort who often ponders the meaning of life.
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Surreal, weird, disorienting. Also quite slow. You need patience both for following the story AND understanding the meaning of the plot. Also, be warned that it's a mind-eff. If you're familiar with the literary term "Kafkaesque", this is its origin.
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The Center for Multicultural Advancement for Student Success (CMASS), Josephine White Eagle Cultural Center and the UMass Amherst Native American community invite all to attend the 35th annual Powwow on Saturday, April 16 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Curry Hicks Cage.
The university has launched a new website to promote giving to UMass Amherst and to provide information on UMass Amherst's top fundraising priorities.
UMass Dining Services is sharing its expertise and best practices with Westfield State University as the school transitions to a self-operated food service program for the 6,000-student campus.
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Blu Planet Energy Package
This offer includes:
- Accommodations for two nights
- 1,500 Gold Points® for each night you opt out of housekeeping services and 2,000 bonus points for booking in advance
5 Years of Blu and You
It has been five years of the Blu, and we want to celebrate with you!
Drive to Chicago and Save!
Planning a trip to Chicago with the family? Stay with us and enjoy half off valet parking and complimentary upgrade!
Bed & Breakfast Package
Enjoy a breakfast buffet for two in Filini Restaurant and late check-out at 2 p.m.


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Atlantic County Prosecutor Jim McClain told a judge his office is reviewing its position in the case of a Philadelphia mother facing prison time for bringing her legally owned gun into New Jersey.
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